Brick Pond Market Opens With Local Goods In North Augusta
North Augusta residents and visitors visited the new Brick Pond Market on Georgia Avenue for a Sunday opening. Shoppers, including Marc and Meagan Nungester, bought iced coffee and pie pops while enjoying live music. Vendors offered candy, pecan treats, and preserves under Wilson Farm’s pop up tent, with produce from local farms. The market runs noon to 4 pm on the first and third Sundays each month as part of North Augusta Forward’s Junior Leadership project to spur downtown development and youth engagement.
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Pence says GOP ticket will accept election outcome
Pence told TV interviews he and Trump will accept the results of the election, blaming Trump’s rigged election talk on media bias. Trump tweeted that the election is being rigged by the dishonest media and Hillary Clinton, prompting Pence to frame the dispute as fatigue with press coverage.
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Former St. Mary priest gets Order of the Palmetto
Local News reports that a former St. Mary priest has been awarded the Order of the Palmetto in recognition of his service. Details on the ceremony and the recipient’s community efforts are highlighted in this 2A brief.
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Area Deaths Gene Elemuel Morgan Jr
Gene Elemuel Morgan Jr. dies in Aiken area. services pending with funeral notices listed in local obituaries. Morgan was remembered by family and community leaders in the area.
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Aiken County residents urged to spend 20 on the 20th
The Aiken Standard promotes Spend $20 on the 20th to boost the local economy on October 20. Residents are urged to spend at least $20 at a local business, with supporters noting it helps keep doors open and workers employed. Ron Brenneman of Birds & Butterflies credits past campaigns with increased store traffic. Avery Spears-Mahoney of Aiken Downtown Development Association backs the effort to sustain downtown vitality.
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